We are proud to announce that today, Georgetown McDonough is releasing 60 Years of Alumnae: Memories, Milestones, and Momentum. 60 Years of Alumnae commemorates the six decades that have followed, highlighting the experiences on the Hilltop and in the working world of Georgetown McDonough’s alumnae. Through interviews with graduates across programs from each decade, the alumnae paint a picture of the tremendous progress women have made in business and how their Georgetown experiences helped pave their way. #WomensHistoryMonth Follow our link in bio to learn more about the project and place your pre-order! 
Meet full-time MBA student Elyse Bush. At Georgetown McDonough, Elyse is VP of Marketing for @blackatmsb, a Consortium fellow, and @fortefoundation fellow. Elyse is also an entrepreneur and the founder of a diversity, equity, and inclusion platform for underrepresented groups in the workplace called Justus. Follow her Friday on our story today! 
Meet “double Hoya” Mirabel Nkenke (C’16, MBA’22) today on our Story. At Georgetown McDonough, she’s Co-President of @blackatmsb, a Consortium fellow, and @fortefoundation fellow. See what a “day-in-the-life” of this passionate student-leader looks like! 
Meet National Black MBA Fellow Amanda Schultze (MBA’23) today on IG Stories, as she takes us through a day in her life. You can check out her recent Q&A at our link in bio, where she talks about her love of animals, her sense of purpose, and the opportunities she has explored while at McDonough. 
This weekend was #NationalLoveYourPetDay and we can’t think of a bulldog more deserving of all the love (and treats). Here are a few pics of our esteemed mascot, Jack, to brighten your Monday. Give @gujackbulldog a follow for more snaps. 🐶🐾🦴❤️ 
Lianne Pinto (MBA’21) was recently named a 2020 Rising Women Solar fellow for the Women of Renewable Industries and Sustainable Energy (WRISE), a program aimed at college and graduate students studying renewable energy and related fields. “The fellowship really helped me expand my industry network,” said Pinto. “ I was mentored by some amazing female leaders across the gamut of energy and had a fantastic peer group of female fellows that I plan to stay connected with for life.” Read more about Pinto at our link in bio.